Outside Evaluation: The Patriot Act

On 11th September 2001, I mistakenly felt the safety of the United States because the unimaginable terrorist used to take over the American aircraft and used it for the most terrible incident in modern America. If we learn something from these unlucky behaviors, that means America is very resilient. More than a month after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Congress passed the provision that former President George W. Bush signed the law. This law is known as the American Patriot Act. The purpose of this law is to reliably avoid future attacks done in the United States.

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Unlike previous responses to terrorist acts, the response of the United States against September 11 was held outside the criminal justice system. The establishment of the "American Patriot Act" proves that our leaders believe that different means must be adopted to deal with terrorist acts and future threats. Questioning terrorist suspects is a unique situation. If a law enforcement officer wishes to obtain information from known criminals, they can offer him the "turning" his accomplice. 28 These choices are not usually attractive to terrorists dedicated to his career. Therefore, if a terrorist refuses to provide important information, the law enforcement authority may not have much influence.